Toddler Activities: St. Patrick’s Day Printables
A lot of green is coming your way! I am excited to share the St. Patrick’s Day themed printables that I created. I generally don’t even decorate for St. Patrick’s Day, but having kids changes everything. We are decorating and learning with a St. Paddy’s day twist this year. Also, I found out I was pregnant with Emi on St. Patrick’s Day of 2020 so it now has a special place in my heart.
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This activity isn’t just great for strengthening counting and number recognition skills. Using the clothespins also helps to strengthen those fine motor skills. This is an activity that is still not easy (physically) for Elani. I love that this is a fun and educational way to work on her grip as well as her hand-eye coordination. After counting the items on the card, have your little one clip the correct number with the clothespin.
Here’s another fun way to work on the numbers one through ten! Simply cut the cards out, cut along the dotted line, and you’re ready to go. Have your little one count the items in the square and then cover them with the correct number.
Time to work on matching those uppercase and lowercase letters. Cut these cards along the zigzag to make your letter puzzles. It’s that simple!
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